orange barrels

Three orange barrels were included with the cars to navigate around.

But in a dozen areas, whole neighborhoods are blocked off by bright orange barrels, forcing cars onto main arteries.

In 2004, the area that is now Falls Park in Downtown Greenville, SC was a construction zone filled with orange barrels, dirt, and machinery.

In front of the shop, which is housed in a narrow concrete building with a yellow facade, sit stacked traffic cones and orange barrels filled with trash and motor oil.

But the stark lighting and the clever use of orange barrels, serving as either sewers or hiding places from which street denizens popped up and down, punctuated the horror of the world depicted.

There were barricades at the border of Gamela, bright orange barrels filled with sand blocking the intersections, Security in armor with leveled electrolasers questioning anyone who approached the barrier.

Justin Yu, who owns a shop in Confucius Plaza near the Manhattan Bridge on-ramp and is also the building's co-op board president, places orange barrels outside his storefront just to keep the police away.

THE rain fell in fat, wet drops on Thursday morning, splattering atop the 15 orange barrels outside Lower East Side Pickles as the proprietor, Joe Davide, squinted at the sky and pronounced business "sour."

She may be found there six days a week, wrapped in an apron, topped by a newsboy cap and spouting Brooklynese, selling the briny little cucumbers and other pickled delights from bright orange barrels that line the sidewalk and lace the air with salt.

She dodges the orange barrels of road-widening crews spreading asphalt in a futile effort to keep up with a north Fulton County population that has swelled to 273,000 from 170,000 in the 90's, a decade when the city of Atlanta barely grew, to 416,000 from 394,000.